UU piece on our security spin-out company, HidInImage, which secured funding to commercialise our digital watermarking research (9 July 12). Also appeared in Irish Independent, Derry Journal, Belfast Telegraph and more…
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Anonymous hacktivists target Formula One site
My interview with T3 – The Gadget Website on the internet hacktivist group Anonymous and their intention to disrupt Montreal’s Grand Prix race in support of student protesters demonstrating against tuition fee hikes in Canada
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Bringing together BYOD, Cloud – and users
My interview in PublicTechnology.net piece on how the combination of Cloud and BYOD may raise security questions we will find hard to answer.
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Mobile BYOD Security Can’t Be Ignored
My interview in Business Computing on BYOD and security concerns.
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New glove to help in managing arthritis
My interview in the Belfast Telegraph on our work with the Western Health and Social Care Trust to make the assessment of small joint mobility more accurate.It was also covered in Derry Journal and others.
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Hand Range of Movement Measurement for Arthritis
My interview on BBC Radio about our work into hand range of movement tool for Arthritis patients.
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Highland Radio – wireless glove
my interview on Highland Radio Shaun Doherty show about our work into hand range of movement tool for Arthritis patients.
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Arthritis Breakthrough Signalled at C-TRIC Conference
My interview highlighting our talk at the 4th annual Translational Medicine Conference about our work on a wireless glove for the accurate assessment of small joint mobility
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How cloud can provide security from a BYOD policy
My interview in CloudPro magazine on how allowing users bring their own devices can be problematical, yet combining this with a cloud policy could ensure security.
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The Pirate Bay must be blocked by UK ISPs, court rules
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle Mark Patterson Show about the High Court ruling that Swedish file-sharing website The Pirate Bay, which enables users to download files, music and films without paying, must be blocked by UK-based internet service providers.